In Part 7 of our home-cleaning franchising series, we explored key differences between franchisors that offer business consulting services and those who actively coach and support you in all aspects of your life as a business owner. In the final two installments of our series, we look at why it’s so important for a franchise company to make promoting engagement and building a strong sense of community amongst franchise owners a priority.  

In Part 6 of our home-cleaning franchise series, we looked at what a franchisor can and should do to ensure you’re well positioned to profitably convert leads and close sales. Here in Part 7, we explore key differences between franchisors who offer business-consulting services and those who actively coach and support you in all aspects of your life as a business owner.

Nearly every franchise company does something to promote engagement with its franchisees. National or regional conventions and meetings are common; however, there can be big differences in how well such events succeed in creating that true sense of community and family.

Here in Part 5 of our 8-part home cleaning franchise series, we look at key questions to ask potential franchisors around requirements and support for employee training.

In Part 4 of our home-cleaning franchise series, we looked at why it’s so important for franchise partners to be hip to a wide array of traditional and contemporary marketing techniques. But marketing is only half the battle. Here in Part 6 of our series, we look at what a franchisor can and should do to assist you with profitably, converting leads, and closing sales.

In Part 3 of our series, we looked at the importance of choosing a home cleaning franchise partner that can support your business with state-of-the-art technology. Here in Part 4, we turn our attention to why it’s just as important to choose a franchising partner that constantly refreshes and updates their approach to both strategic and tactical marketing.

Here in Part 2 of our multi-part series on how to thoroughly size up a home-cleaning franchise partner, we look at three more important questions to ask before you sign a contract.
 

 
Q4: Are there requirements around who I can send out to clean homes? 

Over the next several installments in our home cleaning franchise series, we’ll explore four big differentiators — technology, marketing, training, and sales — that can make all the difference between a home cleaning business YOU run versus one that runs you!

Choosing a franchisor is akin to choosing a life partner. It’s best to learn all the nuances – like, leaving the cap off the toothpaste, drinking straight from the carton, or hanging the TP roll upside down – before you sign a contract. This post is the first in a multi-part series in which we explore vital – not always intuitive – nuances about home cleaning franchises and the best questions to ask to uncover them quickly.

As global politics become increasingly fraught, it’s understandable that entrepreneurial dreamers on the verge of stepping into business ownership might hesitate. What if: